Yet even as UNICEF and its partners moved to provide assistance, their primary aspiration was a peaceful resolution to the crisis – a sentiment echoed by many.
This is definitely a primary party aspiration for me, personally.
Due to the lifelong nature of professional development [ 62], nurses coming to the United Kingdom with the primary aspiration of improving their professional skills might pursue a longer-term engagement than those coming primarily for economic reasons.
For example, we could not determine if aspiration pneumonia after fundoplication was related to primary aspiration (for example, of secretions) or secondary aspiration (such as refluxed gastric contents).
Exclusion criteria were children with; neuro-developmental abnormalities, clinical history of primary aspiration and known underlying cardiorespiratory disease other then mild asthma (no exacerbations in the last 12 months).
In consequence, good health status is one of the primary aspirations of human social development.
Infants with a primary diagnosis of meconium aspiration have a strong correlation between high pulmonary arterial pressures and serial plasma thromboxane metabolite levels [ 18, 19].
Studies were included if they had a prospective, controlled design with a primary outcome of prevention of aspiration pneumonia.
A primary respiratory diagnosis encompassed primary respiratory arrests, aspiration syndrome, noncardiogenic pulmonary oedema, exacerbations of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or asthma, and pulmonary embolism.
There is no good term to refer collectively to all the Buddhist lineages that held Sainthood as their primary spiritual aspiration.
But the recall offered circumstances that gave Schwarzenegger's political aspirations a boost — no primary, a condensed 60-day campaign window, and a weak field of rivals.
